TraPac, Inc. is a container terminal operator and vessel stevedore that provides port terminal services to the U.S. West Coast. TraPac has been a Port of Los Angeles tenant since 1987. Based in Wilmington, Calif., TraPac also operates a terminal at the Port of Oakland.
About TraPac Inc.
Terminal Features
containerized cargo; wheeled and grounded operation
220 acres (89 hectares)
4,630’ total berth length
4 berths (2 automated)
45-53' water depth
10 post-Panamax cranes
960 refrigerated container plugs
maintenance and repair
Alternative Maritime Power® (AMP®)
transtainers, sidehandlers, tophandlers, UTRs, bombcarts
on-dock rail
Appointment System: Imports; eModal
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC®)
220 acres (89 hectares)
4,630’ total berth length
4 berths (2 automated)
45-53' water depth
10 post-Panamax cranes
960 refrigerated container plugs
maintenance and repair
Alternative Maritime Power® (AMP®)
transtainers, sidehandlers, tophandlers, UTRs, bombcarts
on-dock rail
Appointment System: Imports; eModal
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC®)
Terminal Photos for Download
Aerial View
Aerial view of a ONE container ship berthed at TraPac Terminal in L.A. Photo credit: Port of Los Angeles.
Container Organization
Elevated view of containers organized on the TraPac Terminal in L.A. Photo credit: Port of Los Angeles.
Advanced Technology
An integrated network is used to operate the state-of the-art TraPac facility in L.A. Photo credit: Port of Los Angeles.
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